Right so I turn my lights off and then back on 30 seconds later when we hit another batch ?? Far safer to just leave them on while I'm driving down roads that I know are filled with fog patches that severely reduce visibility, that way people in the fog have a chance to see me even though I have just driven out of it.
It's not as if it wasn't foggy outside the big clumps of the stuff either.
Otherwise it's just a variation of the endless Police Camera Action type programmes.
Unfortunately, like artists, it will only really be worth a lot when he gets squashed live on camera.
Otherwise it's just a variation of the endless Police Camera Action type programmes.
Not quite, this is to be more comedic, you know something is going to happen at each junction, but you just don't know quite what to expect. Occasionally it is not at a junction: cyclist cycling along a quite stretch, apparently nothing to worry about, suddenly a car screaches to a halt in front mounts the cycle path, driver jumps out and attacks the cyclist. Or a farm escapee monster white turkey suddenly darts out of the bushes and tries to commit suicide by bicycle wheel. Or a wheel falls off a truck and all you see is the wheel overtaking the cyclist on the cycle path and disappearing into the distance. That kind of thing.
So more You've Been Framed then?
I think the biggest obstacle apart from the trucks will be convincing people this was real life footage and not staged like so many real life shows are.

I'm quite happy for people to flash me if I have genuinely forgotten to turn off my fogs lights and they are not needed, I take offence when they are needed.
One of the problems I've so far discovered is that there is in fact only a small number of loony drivers, so I am capturing many sequences of the same vehicles at various junctions on different days, and that does look staged. Interesting to see these cars becoming more scratched and dented as time goes on though, kind of like time-lapse.![]()
Don't take offence, in so doing you are assuming that other peoples opinions are important and/or useful. They aren't. People are idiots. Go about your merry way doing what is reasonable in your opinion and everyone else can go fk themselves. Works for me.
As a sideline you may have something the insurers of said vehicles may be willing to pay to see. Firstly to substantiate any claims they're processing and secondly to decide how much to raise their premiums by.